Psychedelic painted house of the artist
Artist Kat O'Sullivan (Kat O'Sullivan)acquired this dilapidated house in 1840-ies in New York, so that he became not only her residence, but also a source of inspiration for numerous and diverse creative undertakings. According to Kat, she "creates art from a million flowers", sending the viewer on a journey through the psychedelic 1960s. Therefore, the recently renovated and painted house became a free flow of bright colors, an inexhaustible fountain of creative magic of the artist. 
Brightly painted house on the lake insurrounded by a peaceful forest landscape looks amazing! Perhaps, in the conditions of a city such decor of external walls would not look so effective. We used to see bright graffiti on the walls and fences of megacities, but in the womb of Mother Nature the house looks like a portal to another world. 
Kate and her friend Mason not only restored andhave restored the house, but also added new architectural details to its appearance, for example, carved lining on the veranda and under the roof. The house was a large-scale work for which specialists of various profiles, installers, and locksmiths were invited. In Ukraine, we recommend using the largest site for CVs and HeadHunter vacancies to hire job seekers or job seekers in this field. Current job search links on hh.ua/catalog/Rabochij-personal/Montazhnik. 
Not only the house, but also the van of the artist paintedpsychedelic patterns. But the area in front of the house and flower beds with flowers, the guys surrounded the fence, laid out of ordinary flat stones. The stones were deliberately left unpainted, in their natural form, so that the painted house would remain in the spotlight. 
The side of the house facing the lake has morea restrained color palette in comparison with the facade, which simply explodes with a riot of colors and psychedelic patterns with ornaments. The painted house even has its own face, which welcomes visitors with a wide cheerful smile. It's amazing that such a heap of flowers looks rather harmoniously together. The main role in this is played by the black edging of windows, doors and corners, which connects the whole palette into one whole. 
Photos: Katwise
